^ beaver tail? was that non-human? lol!

"I never took a **** on stage, and the closest I ever came to eating **** anywhere was at a Holiday Inn buffet in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1973."

-FZ

In Grenada, "Amalgamation."

Pig's foot stew, with other assorted "parts." My host said don't ask any further. Not bad, over rice.

#22.

Thanks for showing the lost the way. If you have a question, FZ already answered it. Listen to the music.

"I never took a **** on stage, and the closest I ever came to eating **** anywhere was at a Holiday Inn buffet in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1973."
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....I was the chef there that year

^ what's ballut?

Fermented duck eggs.

rattlesnake, taste like chicken, but oily!

Alligator-----it was in a gumbo, so taste like gumbo...LOL


Charlie

There was this girl.....................................

RE#21:

Yes, non human beaver tail.... well I've had both, but I was refering to the non-human type in my post. It was a very cold night in a hunting camp with alot of booze flowing. We were hungry and it seemed like a good idea at the time.

#30 it always seems like a good idea at deer camp. lol! That's where we had possum. Don't think we cooked it like grandma clampet. lol! even with the gopher gravy! one word taste review ' yuck" lol!

BTW...it's granny

Had to eat flying squirrels in Navy Pre Flight survival training among other things...

Charlie

^ flying squirrels before pre-flight. is that a mixed drink? lol!

Balut kicks ass, most bizarre thing would have to be candied grubs

7. Author: rfenst

yes

I don't think I could eat balut.

Pickled Herring, grilled snake, Nutria, Lochs & bagels.

these are just a few of the different foods i have tried

poke salad

back bottom gristle lumps